Code

• Code repository on Github.
• Code, along with the basemaps, to reproduce the diatom deposition maps of Renaudie (2016).
• Code used for Coiffard et al. (2023) paleoclimatic reconstruction.

Data

Here you can find the Supplementary Materials of some recent papers:

• Supplementary Material from Renaudie & Lazarus (2013), also available on Dryad.
• Supplementary Material from Lazarus et al. (2014), also available on Figshare.
• Supplementary Material from Wiese et al. (2016).
• Supplementary Material from Renaudie (2016), also available from Biogeosciences.
• Supplementary Material from Renaudie et al. (2018), also available from Fossil Record.
• Supplementary Material from Buchwitz et al. (2021).
• Code and Supplementary Material from Renaudie & Lazarus (2025)-

Although the original data for each paper are usually included in those Supplementary Materials along with the recipe to produce the results, you can find here the main results in a convenient form so you can reuse them and plot your own figures quickly:

• Results from Renaudie (2016): Diatom abundance during the Cenozoic ("running boxplot").
• Results from Renaudie et al. (2018): Diatom diversity during the Cenozoic at 1Myr-resolution (subsampled using SQS + D80, based on NSB data and additional Paleocene data from the paper; updated from Lazarus et al. 2014 and Wiese et al. 2016).

My Neogene Southern Ocean radiolarian dataset used in Renaudie & Lazarus (2013) and Trubovitz et al. (2020) can be found on Zenodo along with Sarah's massive Late Neogene equatorial Pacific radiolarian dataset: beware however that the ages used in the original 2013 publication were slightly different. The original (now outdated[pun not intended]) sample ages can be found in the Supplementary Table 1 of that article.

Other

Here you can find the basic beamer template I use for my presentations (such as this one from 2019).